Liberty gives us the blessings of being able to think for ourselves and to decide what to do and how to act.
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The most precious thing we can offer to the Lord is ourselves. This offering brings about a transformation, a renewal of our minds.
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To interact with this post, go to Seriously Write. If you’ve seen the motion picture Groundhog Day, you know that the main character, a pompous, arrogant, and recalcitrant newscaster, gets stuck in a time loop in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, at the …
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2014 was a year of personal pain, heartache, and joy, a period of jubilation over goals achieved and distress over illusions shattered. Refuge was published, and my blog readership grew, so it was also a year of reaching a wider …
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